An iconic large, dry-cured pork salami frequently served as part of an appetizer.
5 top-rated spots found
Maison Sibilia
Rosette de Lyon
Charcuterie / Lyonnaise
· $$$
· La Part-Dieu
★★★★½ 4.8
1,250 reviews
Local LegendClassicBustling Market
10
Flavor
8
Value
9
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Widely considered the 'temple' of Lyonnaise charcuterie, Sibilia is the gold standard for quality. Their Rosette is matured for several months to achieve a perfect balance of sweetness and depth that mass-produced versions cannot replicate.
📍 102 Cours Lafayette, 69003 Lyon, France · View on Maps
Maison Duculty
Rosette de Lyon
Charcuterie / Specialty Shop
· $$
· Presqu'île
★★★★½ 4.9
450 reviews
Award-WinningClassicFamily-Run
10
Flavor
9
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8
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A 2025 Gold Medal winner at the Concours de Lyon, this family-run establishment (since 1816) produces their Rosette in the fresh air of the Pilat Natural Park, resulting in an exceptionally clean and rustic flavor profile.
📍 20 Rue Ferrandière, 69002 Lyon, France · View on Maps
Maison Crauser-Bello
Rosette de Lyon
Charcuterie / Traiteur
· $$
· Ainay
★★★★½ 4.7
320 reviews
Hidden GemArtisanalRising Star
10
Flavor
9
Value
8
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Led by Jérémie Crauser, a vice-champion of the world in pâté en croûte, this shop represents the new wave of elite Lyonnaise charcuterie. Their Rosette won a silver medal in 2023, praised for its perfect fat-to-lean ratio.
📍 42 Rue Franklin, 69002 Lyon, France · View on Maps
Charcuterie Bobosse
Rosette de Lyon
Charcuterie / Lyonnaise
· $$$
· La Part-Dieu
★★★★½ 4.6
890 reviews
Local LegendTraditionalInstagrammable
9
Flavor
8
Value
9
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Bobosse is synonymous with Lyonnaise tradition. Their Rosette is famous for its coarse grind and dense texture, offering a robust, meaty sweetness that pairs perfectly with a glass of Beaujolais.
📍 102 Cours Lafayette, 69003 Lyon, France · View on Maps
La Meunière
Rosette de Lyon (Cochonnaille Platter)
Bouchon Lyonnais
· $$
· Presqu'île
★★★★½ 4.5
2,500 reviews
ClassicAuthentic VibeHistoric
9
Flavor
8
Value
10
Vibe
For those who want to experience Rosette in its natural habitat—a 100-year-old bouchon. It is served as part of the 'cochonnaille' (pork platter) in a lively, rustic setting with checkered tablecloths.